The Somerset reporter., 1887-05-25

As we 90 TO press IL looks Ike rain.
II j, greatly needed.
Mrs Henry Smith aud Adelaide are VS.
itlng in Augusta.
Towards Soda, like his Drugs and
Medicines, i, irst class.
Mrs. W. H. Fuller is making friends in
augusta brief visit
Mr.. W. G. $. Keene is expected to ar
rive here on the evening train.
! The cis,crn at corner Of Mechanic and
Front Streets is being repaired and put in
order.
Mr.. l.. j. Addition returned Mondas
| from lis Western tour He made some
! Investments IN real estate in kansa, City
Deputy Sheriff Jones Of Athens and
Deputy Sheriff Williams Of liar land were
in town Yesterday.
1t surprises everyone how Ordway can
sell those wide Oriental laccs for 10 and
II. els. Have you seen them;
G. b. Fair-rieees returned from Moose
head Lake yesterday morning, and rs US
ual, made fine catch Of trout.
j. W. Hobart, Gonyllc, lost a large OK
from the effect of the heat Monday. An
unusual thing this time Of year.
The little son Of Joseph Goulctt, who
lives ON the South side, was quite badly
scalded Monday by the up,ctting Of II tea
kettle
The sclectmcn contemplate calling
town meeting ut an carly day to take ac-
ton ON some road matter. that require
the vote of the inhabitants of the town.
Gents fine suitings and trimmings at
Yickerys are selling at one half price.
The tailoring department is to be closed
out. Call and examine goods and prices.
Rev. c. J. CLARK, Presiding Elder of the
Augusta district, was in town over the
Sabbath and preached in the Methodist
church in the forenoon to Il large audi
cnCc.
iNhttN lltgtll - u III ~ 49, iAA' at III
meeting Of the kcnnebec Valley Druggist
Association to be held at the Cony House
Augusta to-day, by MesSrs +. Il Buck.
W. II. Fuller, Geo Cushing, and X. 7.
Pattcn.
The school rooms in this village adj
iusted to the condition Of thugs 20 years
ago are now inadequate and badly crowd |
ed The town is ablo to give its pupils
good accommodations and it ought to be
done.
Law Court is in session at Augusta this F
week Among the Attorneys in attend I
ance from Skowhegan are Walton 4 Wal
ton, Merrill 4 Coffin. Fortunately for
ltigants the Somerset cases in the Law
Court are not umerous this year.
Already number of our fishermen
have received an outfit at W. =. Go lin
x Co.'S who have full assortment of
fishing tackle and can furnish anything in
that ne at lowest prices. They report
lots of Visitors and good fishing up river
A RECEIPT on is tended George Wiltshire,
Esq OF CINCINNATI ONO ut fnrpet
Hotel, Canaan, Saturday evening next.
Mr.. Wiltshire was formerly resident of
Canaan. and is the founder of the Will
'hlre library III 1Iiat Nli'aSc'
There are 1905 legal scholars in SkoW-
hogan, two more than last year, The VII
lagc portion of the town shows an i'll
crease of about 10 and the country part
a corresponding diminutlon. This mum
Der indicates upward OF 1000 inhabitants
III lo"h'
Mcssrs. llcald Bros. and Chas. DcalN
passed last week at MoNie Pond ON ilrl-
ng trip, and had the success, They ~
libitcd to the REPORTER some fine Speci-
mems, but we have no personal knowledge
Is to the quality.
win all pupils of Mr.. TAYLOR during his
term Of service in the High school, who
will attend the Reunion at Hotel G. burn
IN rhc evening of June 10, please give
notice of their intention to be present,
df they have not done SOY, to Miss Lille
White, Secretary Of the Alumni Associa-
ton;
The number of taxable Polls in Skow-
hogan indicates that the population is
now above 1000. The rate of | inhabi-
lantS to taxable poll = liberal one and
III. ,,,,,,Il ,,;,., ~ Iuc inbobitonts
Dun tIino il ,nn,rpnt ho,vnvpr un,vrI-
$780, a. -. ,.,..,. H. ,,. l.,,., III. IN,